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. 2016 Dec 23;50(6):578–584. doi: 10.5946/ce.2016.129

Table 4.

Risk Factors for Symptomatic and Asymptomatic PUD

Variables Univariate analysis
Multivariate analysis
OR (95% CI) p-value Adjusted OR (95% CI) p-value
Symptomatic PUD Age 1.018 (1.004–1.033) 0.012 1.025 (1.008–1.043) 0.004
Male sex 2.625 (1.738–3.965) <0.001 1.415 (0.861–2.326) 0.171
Current smoker 3.829 (2.614–5.609) <0.001 3.468 (2.235–5.380) <0.001
Heavy drinker 3.674 (2.258–5.979) <0.001 1.643 (0.912–2.960) 0.098
H. pylori infection 2.057 (1.389–3.047) <0.001 1.899 (1.237–2.917) 0.003
Reflux esophagitis 1.846 (1.102–3.093) 0.020 1.539 (0.870–2.722) 0.138
Diabetes 2.001 (1.161–3.450) 0.013 1.336 (0.723–2.470) 0.355
NSAIDs 2.096 (1.216–3.614) 0.008 1.905 (1.031–3.519) 0.040
Asymptomatic PUD Age 1.012 (1.003–1.022) 0.007 1.024 (1.013–1.035) <0.001
Male sex 2.319 (1.797–2.992) <0.001 1.871 (1.362–2.569) <0.001
BMI 1.062 (1.028–1.096) <0.001 1.023 (0.984–1.063) 0.258
Current smoker 2.575 (2.014–3.293) <0.001 2.134 (1.617–2.818) <0.001
Heavy drinker 1.553 (1.007–2.396) 0.046 1.069 (0.671–1.702) 0.779
H. pylori infection 1.938 (1.514–2.482) <0.001 2.186 (1.657–2.883) <0.001
No atrophic gastritis 1.331 (1.056–1.678) 0.016 1.854 (1.419–2.424) <0.001

PUD, peptic ulcer disease; OR, odds ratio; CI, confidence interval; NSAIDs, non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs; BMI, body mass index.

Univariate and multivariate logistic regression analyses were performed and the significant results are highlighted in bold.